Uptempo instrumental theme music with a hint of Cops and Robbers

The Knock Off

Imagine an era when rock bands were mixing it up with orchestras......
I tried that here but in this case the band couldn't afford a real orchestra so hired a couple of guys with Mellotrons!

The Naze

Seventies style rock - no melody just a lot of noise…..

Bedrock

1960's Guitar instrumental in a swing time with catchy descending bass line evoking TV themes of the sixties.

Call The Cops

Collection of Instrumental Reggae Grooves

Beat Tree

Trenchtown

Jah Grooving

Renegade

A wry melodic take on the absurdities of the the modern world
Written/arranged by Jonny Whetstone
Produced/arranged by Gus Goad
Vocals Jonny Whetstone
Guitars/Bass/Keyboards/Logic Gus Goad

You Don't Own Me

You Don't Own Me (Gus & Jonny)

My Leslie's On Fire!

Written in collaboration with the now sadly deceased Nigel Sanigar http://soundcloud.com/sanigar
Music and production Gus Goad
Lyrics and vocals Nigel Sanigar
© Nigel Sanigar & Gus Goad 2012



She Blows Me Away  (Gus Goad/Niggy Q)

Dug out of The Look archive - love the middle 8 and Hammond solo by Mick Bass

Archive Hour

Silent Warrior

Poppy Rock song co-written and sung by the coolest Englishman in Japan, Nigel Sanigar http://soundcloud.com/sanigar. 

I am very grateful again to the mighty Finn http://soundcloud.com/finn-slide-guitarist for supplying not only the beautiful slide guitar but also the weaving rhythm guitar.
Thanks also to Finn and his "rock'n'roll girlfriend" Liz for coming up with the insanely catchy organ theme in the choruses and the string "stabs".

Please visit http://soundcloud.com/sanigar for more cool popiness and http://soundcloud.com/finn-slide-guitarist for the wildest rock'n'roll guitar on the planet.

© Gus Goad / Nigel Sanigar 2013

Tell Me         (Gus Goad/NiggyQ/Finn)

A collaboration with the mischievous Deeply Dazzled, recorded 6 years ago. He sent the vocal, synth, drum loop and acoustic guitar tracks for me to play around with.  I added the rest and mixed it up a bit.
With thanks too, to Bukowski.

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